Cello lessons in Melbourne

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Cello tutor of 4+ years with more than a decade of experience with cello. Tailored lessons for all ages and levels.

With experience teaching cello since high school, Jenna brings a strong passion for music education and a practical, adaptable approach to learning. She believes in working smarter, not harder, by developing the right techniques and effective practice habits. Her teaching style is tailored to each student’s learning needs, helping them build confidence, improve efficiently, and develop their own approach to learning. Holding an AMEB Certificate of Cello Performance and having over six years of orchestral experience, Jenna is able to cater to students of different ages and abilities, aiming to make learning the cello both rewarding and enjoyable. She is fluent in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese, allowing her to communicate comfortably with a diverse range of students and families.

Cello Lessons - Suzuki and Traditional

Jonathan Tosio holds a BMus (perf) and STCA (Primary), and has taught cello for 16 years, including at Camberwell Grammar, Trinity Grammar, Xavier College and East Bentleigh Primary School in its Steiner stream. He teaches from a home studio in Windsor, drawing on both Suzuki and Traditional methods and adapting his approach to each student. Lessons focus on efficient body set-up and tone, with a preparatory period offered for young Suzuki students aged 3 to 6. Prospective students are welcome to observe a lesson before starting.